Lareen Toub Fender : dance teacher, mentor, coach : transcript, 2006 / Lareen Toub Fender ; interviewer, Leslie Rupley ; editor, Leslie Rupley with Jeff Friedman, Basya Petnick, and Elena Schmid.

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Lareen Toub Fender : dance teacher, mentor, coach : transcript, 2006 / Lareen Toub Fender ; interviewer, Leslie Rupley ; editor, Leslie Rupley with Jeff Friedman, Basya Petnick, and Elena Schmid.

Fender studied with Dorothy Perkins alongside Rosella Hightower and Yvonne Choteau. Perkins had studied with Enrico Cecchetti, considered by many as one of the greatest teachers in ballet history. Fender performed on television in Canada and with Jack Cole in Los Angeles, among others. Fender worked as a teacher and director of the ballet school in Walnut Creek, California that she established in 1976. She has also been the artistic director and principal choreographer of the Ballet Joyeux, the performing arm of her school. Many of Fender's students have had professional careers as principal dancers, among them Elizabeth Loscavio (San Francisco Ballet and the Hamburg Ballet Company in Germany) and Rachel Greenwood (San Francisco Ballet, Pacific Northwest, Smuin Ballet).

Transcript : 1 v. (xix, 78 p.) : ill. (some col.) ; 29 cm.Original interviews : 20 sound cassettes.

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San Francisco Performing Arts Library and Museum. Legacy Oral History Program.

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Petnick, Basya.

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Greenwood, Rachel

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Hightower, Rosella

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Perkins, Dorothy, 1884-1981.

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Schmid, Elena

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Cecchetti, Enrico, 1850-1928

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Friedman, Jeff

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Fender, Lareen Toub.

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Cole, Jack, 1911-1974

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John Ewing Richter was born Apr. 27, 1914 in New Brunswick, NJ; studied modern dance with Ruth St. Denis and Ted Shawn, ballet with Luigi Albertieri, and ethnic forms with La Meri and Mei Lan-Fang; performed as a Denishawn dancer under his real name and under the stage name, Jack Cole, 1930-32; joined (Doris) Humphrey/(Charles) Weidman dance group, 1932, making his Broadway debut in The school for husbands, 1933; served as dance director for many major Hollywood studios, but is most associated w...

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Rupley, Leslie.

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Losccavio, Elizabeth.

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Choteau, Yvonne.

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